It's the last week of April, and even though the saying goes "April showers bring May flowers," I'm not sure if my pollen allergies are exactly ready for the next couple of months. Knowing Ohio, we'll ...

The results of a standardized test have set off shockwaves for third graders and their parents over the last week in Tennessee. Statewide, 60% of third graders fell short of a reading proficiency ...

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WDRB) -- As Indiana students turn the page to start a new school year, their reading scores are not keeping up. One in five third grade students are failing their reading ...

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama (WVTM) — The Alabama Department of Education is making a change to its reading proficiency tests, and it’s got parents asking if the state is going too easy on students. They feel ...

The percentage of English-language learners nationwide attaining proficiency in reading and mathematics on state tests increased in many states from the 2005-06 through the 2007-08 school years, says ...

BEREA, Ohio – The number of third-graders who read proficiently in the Berea City School District outpaces the state average. After the fall Ohio state language arts test, 55 percent of the BCSD ...

Nationwide scores plummeted in math and fell significantly in reading in 2022 on the National Assessment of Educational Progress or NAEP, providing new evidence of the pandemic’s unparalleled impact ...

The widespread effects of the Tennessee reading and retention law will be felt again this year for thousands of public school third and fourth graders and their families. The Tennessee Department of ...

Minnesota students’ reading and math scores on state proficiency tests have leveled off a bit, but they still haven’t recovered from a big dip during the pandemic, according to data released Thursday ...

Earlier this year, Peter Hutchinson, former Minneapolis Public Schools superintendent, raised concern in a Star Tribune commentary about the academic decline of students in Minnesota particularly in ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York City public school students are more proficient in reading, but less so when it comes to math than they were in 2019, according to citywide results of state test scores.